LOBOO L18S ECE approved auxiliary light – 21,000 lumens, white to yellow from the bezel

Yes. The L18S has ECE approval E57*149R00/08*1206 under UN Regulation R149.00 Class B for right-hand traffic, with both dipped-beam and main-beam functions approved and the marking stamped on the housing. The complete certificate can be downloaded from the product page.

You are responsible for verifying the installation requirements set out in the Highway Code for your vehicle, starting with beam orientation.

The LOBOO specification sheet states 21,000 lumens for the pair with low and high beams active together, and 5,000 to 16,500 lumens with only the low beam.

These values refer to the pair, not to a single headlight. For comparison, a motorcycle’s original LED headlight produces around 1,500 lumens.

By pressing and turning the dial installed near the clutch control. The temperature changes from 6000 K white to 3000 K yellow across eight levels, while rotation alone adjusts the brightness.

It is an electronic switch: there is no lens cover to install or remove, so you can switch to yellow while riding when you encounter fog or rain.

These are the two LOBOO headlights with electronically adjustable color temperature. The L18S has six LEDs with cup reflectors, delivers up to 21,000 lumens, and draws up to 210 W. The L16 has five LEDs with high-efficiency lenses, delivers up to 19,000 lumens, draws up to 190 W, and is more compact.

If the motorcycle’s electrical system is already being used by heated grips or a heated jacket, the 20 W difference should be taken into consideration.

The included clamps fit 22, 25, and 28 mm tubes. Dedicated clamps are required for 32 and 38 mm tubes; LOBOO sells them separately.

Measure the diameter exactly where you want to mount the lights: the cross-section of crash bars may vary along the tube. If you’re unsure, send us the motorcycle’s make, model, and year.

No. The bracket clamps onto the tube with the collar and rotates on multiple axes, so it can be mounted on handlebars, crash bars, or existing brackets without drilling or permanent modifications.

The only work involves the electrical system. If you are not familiar with it, have the installation carried out by a qualified technician.

From 50 to 165 W in low beam and from 65 to 210 W with both beams active: this is the highest load in the LOBOO range. Power consumption follows the selected level, so at lower levels it uses much less than the maximum.

They must be connected through a relay with a dedicated fuse, never spliced into an existing circuit. If you already use heated grips or a heated vest, check your motorcycle's alternator capacity.

Yes, with the LOBOO LC081 CAN-Bus controller, sold separately. It allows you to control the lights using the original Wonder Wheel without adding switches to the handlebars.

The connection cable varies by model: send us the motorcycle model and year before ordering, and we’ll confirm the correct version.

Yes, with the LOBOO Q7 quick-release mount, sold separately. It has a keyed lock and a watertight detachable connector, so you can remove the lights without tools and take them with you.

It is also useful off-road, as it keeps the lenses from being exposed to branches on narrower sections.

Yes. All LOBOO products sold on Endurrad are covered by the statutory 24-month consumer guarantee of conformity, in accordance with applicable law. In the event of a lack of conformity, we will handle the claim with the manufacturer.